

The global humanitarian system was not set up for a crisis like this one.


There’s a long history of using starvation as a weapon of war. But this is different.


The future of the country’s borders is more than just a real estate deal.


Trump met with Zelenskyy and European leaders to discuss an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine.


Trump emerged from talks with little to show for it.


The largely symbolic move has more to do with politics than supporting Palestinians’ right to self-determination.


An Israeli pollster explains what people there actually think about the events shocking the world’s conscience.


Through starving Gaza, and potentially reocuppying it, Netanyahu has brutalized Palestinians and harmed his own country’s interests.


Eighty years after Hiroshima, the idea that nuclear war can be controlled is making a comeback.


The US decimated foreign aid budgets. These nations are doubling theirs.


The Ivy League agreements with Trump are a danger to all of higher ed.


Democratic voters sympathize much more with Palestinians than Israelis, but you wouldn’t know that from looking at the party establishment.


Trump is attempting to interfere in the criminal trial of a far-right ally in Brazil.


Who is to blame for the failure to feed Gazans?


A veteran aid worker’s warning on what happens next in Gaza.


Ceasefire negotiations falter as Gaza totters on the brink of famine.


If you’re worried about inflation from Trump’s tariffs already, just wait until fall.


The chaos of Trump’s global health cuts make the human toll near-impossible to calculate. That’s by design.


Fighting in Syria exposes a US-Israel rift.


NATO countries will buy weapons from the US — and deliver them to Ukraine.


The end of mandatory shoe removal signals progress on airport security.


“Mowing the grass” didn’t stop October 7. Now it’s going global.


Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is back in Washington for a third visit.


How a 1965 prediction of impending Canadian doom sheds light on Trump’s talk of the 51st state.


Trump attacked Iran. What he did next was even more revealing.


Every president wants to extricate America from the region’s conflicts. None of them do.


The public doesn’t like it when the president actually does something.


The conflict could take a toll in both blood and money.


The president is being unpredictable on Iran. Here’s how to think about what’s next.


And six other big questions about the bombing, explained.


How does this war end?


Donald Trump brings America into Israel’s war on Iran.


What he has instead is the promise of chaos.


America may be about to get involved in another regime change war in the Middle East.


Everyone wants to be a girl dad now.


It’s impossible to know how this war will end. But here’s how to make sense of it.


Trump seems to be trying to associate himself with the attacks after the fact.


How Musk’s SpaceX became too big to fail for US national security.


How a Catholic theocrat started speaking for Trump’s State Department.


Criticism of Israel is ramping up. What does that mean for the war in Gaza?